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Kansas University Weekly.
The Senior Play.
The following is the cast of characters for the Senior play, entitled "The House-Boat on the Styx," to be presented at the Opera House Wednesday, June 2, under the direction of Miss Georgia Brown:
Scipio...Arthur L. Falloon
Senator Jumper...Gomer M. Thomas
Charon...Harold W. Smith
Baron Dychehausen...Charles L. Fay
Dr. Johnson...Harry R. Kohn
Prof. Kilrox...Richard R. Price
Sir Walter Raleigh...Frederick H. Wood
George Washington...Charles C. Powell
Diogenes...Robert E. Everett
Prof. Codder...Leon N. Flint
Confucius...Will McMurray
Napoleon Bonaparte...Percy J. Parrott
Bacon...Roy M. Robinson
Shakespeare...Roy T. Osborn
Jimmy Green...Andrew W. Mann
Socrates...Will T. Reed
Capt. Kidd...Eugene C. Alder
Xantippe...Pauline Lewelling
Queen Elizabeth...May Gardner
Mrs. Lease...Anna M. Shire
Mrs. Noah...Elizabeth Warren
Mrs. Diggs...May F. Riggs
Ophelia...Ida G. Smith
Ruth Ashmore...Helen G. Metcalf
Mrs. Codder...Genevieve C. Howland
Portia...Bessie E. Growe
Mrs. Jumper...Maude Landis
Mr. Jonah...Charles A. Katherman
Wellington...Alfred J. Wise
Students can have their negatives taken by Mrs.Shane at the Old Home gallery near the river, or by J.B.Shane at the Iron Clad on south Massachusetts street. Work will be satisfactory in either case.
How to Make Money.
Students and others who wish to improve their time profitably while in school or during the summer months, should take an agency for Everybody's Dictionary, vest pocket size. This little dictionary contains over 33,000 words and
is the most useful book published. One man has sold more than 1,500 copies. It makes a splendid "side line" in connection with other business. Write for catalogue and terms, to The Practical Text Book Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Exchange Notes.
The honors in the recent Interstate oratorical contest held at Columbia, Mo., were awarded as follows: Missouri first, Colorado second, and Minnesota third.
The college year at the University of Chicago is divided up into quarters. Three of these constitute a year's work and in this manner the students can choose their own vacation time. When the professors teach steadily for three full years they are allowed a year's absence on full pay.—Ex.
President Eliot recommends to Harvard students to study ten hours, sleep eight, exercise two, leaving four hours for meals and social duties.--Ex.
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